No Matter How Hard She Tries, Clinton Cannot Escape Record by Josh Guckert Around 3:00 pm on Sunday, Hillary Clinton announced that she was running for President. However, instead of doing so in front of a live audience like other newly entered contenders Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, she instead chose a purely cyber-strategy. First,…
By Peter Fricke Sen. Lindsey Graham said Republicans should not let ideological idealism divert them from the primary goal of job creation while advocating for the Export-Import Bank Thursday. “If you want to defund this bank and allow China and Europe to have an economic advantage over people in the United States, then I think you’ve lost…
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is set to announce her presidential aspirations tomorrow, and Saturday Night Live did a great parody that you need to see.
Scorned Spouse Wishes to Modify Prenup by Josh Guckert Earlier today, TMZ reported that Bobby Flay‘s soon-to-be ex-wife, actress Stephanie March, is levying a complaint that the TV chef’s spousal support payments of $5,000 a month for 5 years are not enough. The couple signed a prenuptial agreement in 2005 when they got married, which…
By: Ryan Carrillo Shelley Dufresne, a teacher from Destrehan Louisiana, pleaded guilty to sex with a 16 year old student and then posted how happy she was on Instagram. A strange reaction to have when admitting to sexual misconduct with a minor, that is until you realize she got away with a slap on the…
By Lina Bryce Common Core – or more appropriately dubbed “Common Horror”- has motivated a legion of parents to share photos of some of the dumbest assignments their children are given for homework in public schools. It has made math the most abhorrent subject to any child who might otherwise enjoy it and even some revisionist history. If there…
Milton Friedman: Chile’s Savior by Jose Nino [dropcap size=small]N[/dropcap]early 40 years ago, Chile was experiencing one of the most severe crises in its history. Two years removed from a military coup that overthrew the Marxist government of Salvador Allende, Chile was still in economic dire straits. When the military government of Augusto Pinochet assumed power…
by Josh Guckert Since announcing his presidential campaign on Tuesday, Rand Paul has quickly become one of the most talked about people in the country. With his rhetoric on the campaign trail in Kentucky, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Iowa, he has shattered the image of what it means to be a Republican and a…
By Josh Fatzick Instead of expanding her business and adapting to a new and growing clientele base, a hair salon owner in D.C. is now publicly blaming new residents in her neighborhood for forcing her to close up shop. A letter posted on the front door of Jak & Co. Hairdressers in the Bloomingdale neighborhood…
By Casey Harper New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez signed a bill to abolish civil asset forfeiture Friday. She signed just before the noon deadline that would have pocket vetoed the legislation. “As an attorney and career prosecutor, I understand how important it is that we ensure safeguards are in place to protect our constitutional rights,” Martinez said in…